If it really delivers the goods (and isn't just a D syntax highlighter for Visual Studio), I'd be in.  But $400 for an add-in seems a little steep to me.  For comparison, Visual Assist, which I do have and is great, costs $150.

--bb

Mark Wrenn wrote:
> For the record, if company X is listening, I'd buy a copy provided its priced reasonably.  For me that means somewhere < $400.
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> Mark
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> Nathan Petrelli wrote:
>> Nathan Pettrelli Wrote:
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>>> They want to keep things under warps so I can tell you much more right now.
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>> OK, I've been authorized to say a little more: Yes, it's Visual Studio and it'll have all the features you'll expect: Project Management, Syntax Highlighting, Debugging Support, Refactoring... But it's the "special features" that make the product and I can't talk about them at this time. Sorry.

Bill Baxter wrote:
> If it really delivers the goods (and isn't just a D syntax highlighter for Visual Studio), I'd be in.  But $400 for an add-in seems a little steep to me.  For comparison, Visual Assist, which I do have and is great, costs $150.
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> --bb
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Ditto, but around $20, after others say its good (I'm a broke collage student. Um, will there be an academic license?)

Bruno Medeiros wrote:
> Ary Manzana wrote:
>> Nathan Petrelli escribió:
>>> Nathan Pettrelli Wrote:
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>>>> They want to keep things under warps so I can tell you much more right now.
>>>
>>> OK, I've been authorized to say a little more: Yes, it's Visual Studio and it'll have all the features you'll expect: Project Management, Syntax Highlighting, Debugging Support, Refactoring... But it's the "special features" that make the product and I can't talk about them at this time. Sorry.
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>> That relaxes me a little... I mean, that it's Visual Studio and not Eclipse :-P
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> Seems like there will be some competition now. :)
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Hum, make that "maybe", we never know for sure until it's out.

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Bruno Medeiros - MSc in CS/E student
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